High Speed 2: Welsh rail funding is low, UK government admits
- The UK government has admitted to underfunding rail projects in Wales and has agreed to prioritize investments there, as stated in a letter from Transport Minister Heidi Alexander and Secretary of State for Wales Jo Stevens.
- The letter acknowledges that Wales has received low levels of enhancement spending in recent years, particularly compared to major investments like HS2, marking a significant recognition of the issue.
- Wales' First Minister Eluned Morgan expressed hope for significant funding for new rail projects, emphasizing the need for investment in the rail network.
- Politicians in Wales argue for full devolution of rail infrastructure to ensure fair treatment and prevent future funding disparities, as highlighted by Llyr Gruffydd MS.
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